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Governor's Square and the adjacent Person Street shops are seamlessly surrounded by eclectic family historic neighborhoods (Oakwood and Mordecai), a women's college (Peace) and much more.
Lush landscaping and flowering Crape Myrtle trees are an urban oasis. Leave your car in the large parking area and walk to work at the State government offices or to the new grocery and hardware stores, all only a few blocks away. |
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Your south facing porch is the right most dormer over the blue awnings of the Pharmacy, where you can grab a lunch and a vanilla coke. Across Person Street, Rosie's Plate serves glutten-free food for pick-up or delivery. Serving the arts are March Woodwinds, Nicole's Studio, and a few blocks away, the Burning Coal Theater. |
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The big "great room" is a nice alternative to eating out. Special features include 9 ft smooth ceilings with recessed lighting, tile floors in the kitchen and entrance way, and a guest half bath. The condo association maintains the exterior and grounds. |
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See enlarged map and maps of nearby historic districts (4).
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